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A proctoring myth is that students prefer in-person exams. This reflects traditional academic norms, not the reality of online learners. In a study: ➡️ 64% of students chose AI proctoring ➡️ Only 4% of students chose in-person exams Read more here: proctorio.com/about/blog/pro…

A recent study found that stress decreased significantly when students knew what to expect. Here are some tips to create exams that foster familiarity and can reduce anxiety: ➡️ Provide a practice test ➡️ Ensure that exam instructions are clear ➡️ Communicate exam expectations ahead of time Read more here: proctorio.com/about/blog/pro…

Students often comment that the way to reduce stress is to eliminate online proctoring. However research suggests that uncertainty, not technology, is what drives the most anxiety. Read more here: proctorio.com/about/blog/pro…

In a study of 237 undergraduate students who took exams with Proctorio, results found that students who were worried about being wrongly flagged did not have lower scores than their typical performance. Read more here: proctorio.com/about/blog/pro…

Students can assume that if online proctoring makes them nervous, their performance will drop. That fear is understandable, but the data doesn’t clearly support that outcome. Read more here: proctorio.com/about/blog/pro…

Our office has several unique, sustainable features. Our favorite? A koi pond in our courtyard that will eventually be part of our aquaponics system! Learn more sustainability at Proctorio and meet some of our office friends that are helping shape our emissions strategy.

Researchers reviewed 3,983 webcam-proctored exams and compared anxiety levels to the student's baseline test anxiety. They found that students with low test anxiety did not have more stress and those with high test anxiety didn't have more than normal. Read more: proctorio.com/about/blog/pro…

Many opinions about proctoring are shaped by personal stories, assumptions, or fears, not research. Policy based on generalizations, creates myths about online proctoring, even though data tells a more nuanced story. Read more about Proctoring Myths: proctorio.com/about/blog/pro…

As we plan for the new year ahead, Proctorio is reflecting on how we can further reduce our environmental impact. Hear about Proctorio's long term emissions goals from our CEO and Founder, Mike Olsen.

One of the most common proctoring myths is that using a webcam during proctoring makes students more anxious. The reality? Using a webcam does not cause more anxiety than a normal exam in most students. Read more here: proctorio.com/about/blog/pro…

Proctorio was designed with sustainability in mind. From little details like reusable towels in our bathrooms to using solar power to train our AI models, we take pride in reducing our carbon footprint. Here more about the details from our Founder and CEO, Mike Olsen.

Welcome back to campus! As students return for the spring semester, Proctorio's support team is available 24/7 for any new semester technical issues that may arrive. Reach us via in exam chat box, email or phone.

Proctorio's sustainability strategy takes a variety of approaches that are ingrained into the design of our company. Here more about our approach from our CEO and Founder, Mike Olsen.

Our offices are built to promote sustainable practices. We use energy efficient lighting, solar panels for power, use recycled furniture and clean with non-toxic cleaners.

When Proctorio was founded, we set out with sustainability in mind. Both our product and office were created with the goal of being Carbon Neutral and eventually, Carbon Negative.

Happy Holidays from Proctorio! We hope that you have a safe and restful Winter Break and have a Happy New Year.

85% of teachers and 86% of students used AI in the 24–25 school year. Trying to manage AI-assisted misconduct with manual review alone is like bringing a bicycle to the Indy 500. Read the full story here: lnkd.in/giCvs9ab